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    Fix Playlist

    Fixes Exaile Exported Playlists on San Disk Clip Zip

    This is a Ruby 1.9 program that takes a directory full path at command line and fixes the .m3u Exaile exported playlists on a San Disk Clip Zip Plus player to support the DOS Separators. The program searches the directory specified and changes every .m3u playlist to change a forward slash (/) to (\) and the .../ to nothing. Requires Ruby 1.9.
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    XMMS2
    Second generation of XMMS music player.
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    Jbmgen is a script to generate the lib.jbm file used for searching on certain versions of the Archos GMini mp3 players.
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    Prcho is a Ruby on Rails-based online music player and organizer. Its design enables it to access extremely large music libraries with grace, finding songs quickly and streaming them all over the world.
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